John Trapp on Ezra 6:22
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Ezra6:22
Verſe 22. And kept the feaſt of unleavened bread] See 1 Cor. 7.8. and Exod. 12.35. with the Notes.
Seven dayes] This began on the fifteenth day, and laſted till the one and twentieth day, Num. 28.16, 17. Exod. 34.25.
With joy] See the Note on verſe 16.
For the Lord had made them joyful] Given them cauſe of joy, and an heart enlarged accordingly, a mind right ſet for the purpoſe. Saint James his word [non-Latin text not transcribed], chap. 5.13. ſhewes, that all true mirth is from the rectitude of a mans minde, which God onely giveth.
And turned the heart of the King, &c.] It is He alone that gives favour, that frameth mens opinions and affections, that maketh a good mans enemies to be at peace with him.
To ſtrengthen their hands] As verſe 8. And this did more ennoble him, then all his warlike atchievements.
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